Hygee Market with the New York Mills Public Library

Hygge Market 2026

Saturday, February 14, 2026
10 AM-2 PM
Unique Artists, Makers & Authors
Embrace Cozy With Us This Winter!
All are invited to join us at the New York Mills Regional Cultural Center for our 2nd Annual Hygge Market from 10 AM – 2 PM on Saturday, February 14, 2026.

This year, we’re excited to collaborate with our next-door neighbors, the NYM Public Library, to expand the market experience! While the Cultural Center will feature artists and makers, the Library will focus on hosting local authors—creating an even more vibrant, cozy event.

Hygge is defined as “a quality of coziness and comfortable conviviality that engenders a feeling of contentment or well-being (regarded as a defining characteristic of Danish culture).” Hygge is a way of life for Danes that embodies a sense of coziness, simplicity, and being present.

2026 Confirmed Artists, Makers & Authors:
Al Roggenkamp – author
Alicia Underlee Nelson – author
Ben Underwood – author
Chris Stenson – author
Cindy Fox – author
Darrell Pederson – author
Donna Kaiser-Wike – wood crafts
Farmhouse Bakery – baked goods
Gen Keranen – fiber arts
Holding Stones – wire-wrapped natural jewelry
James Wedgwood – author
JoZo Coffee – coffee
Knitted Love – handmade blankets
Lindsay Kennedy – prints
Luiza Martin & Wyatt Henderson – authors
Monica Lee – author
Moorhead Friends Writing Group – authors
Paul Sailer – author
Rachel Connel – author & embroidery items
Ruth Hetland – author
Shelley Johnson – fiber arts
Sota Soap Co – soaps & lotions
Sunnyside Treats – baked goods
More vendors will be confirmed as the date approaches. Are you an artist or author who creates cozy, comforting, and heartwarming pieces? We want YOU to join our Hygge Market! Contact Emily at emily@kulcher.org or call 218-385-3339.

Workshops:

Victorian Puzzle Purse
10AM – 12PM
Cost: $20 (Members $17)
Upstairs at the Center
Preregister for Victorian Puzzle Purse here and follow the steps to let us know you’re coming!

Victorian-Inspired “Heart in Hand”
12 PM – 2 PM
Cost: FREE & Open to ALL!
Upstairs at the Center

* Workshops are accessible only by stairs; call 218-385-3339 if accommodations are needed